·TA D·G BRI • F The FRA ET King IB CORONAT. XXIL SEPT CORON. XXII.SEPT. MDCCLXI Engrave for the British Magazine'. ༢བག The Ceremonial of the Proceffion, at the Coronation of their Majefties King GEORGE III. and Queen CHARLOTTE. 34 Bath King of Arms, in his Habit of the Order, and Crown in his Hand. 35 Knights of the Bath, not Peers, in the full Habit of the Order, two and two, carrying their Caps and Feathers in their Hands. 36 Two Purfuviants at Arms. 37 Privy-Counsellors, not Peers. 38 His Majesty's Vice Chamberlain. 39 Comptroller of the Houthold. Treafurer of the Houthold. 40 Two Purfuivants at Arms. 41 Baroneffes, in their Robes of Eftate, their Coroners in their Hands, four a-breast. 42 Barons, in their Robes of Eftate, their Coronets in their Hands, four a-breaft. 57 Dutcheffes, in their Robes of Eftate, their Coronets in their Hands, four a-breaft. 58 Dukes, in their Robes of Estate, their Coronets in their Hands, four a-breast. 59 The Lord Chamberlain of the Houshold, Duke of Devonshire. 60 Provincial King of Arms. 61 Lord Privy Seal, in his Robes of Estate, his Coronet in his Hand, Earl Temple. 62 Lord Prefident, in his Robes of Eftate, his Coronet in his Hand, Earl of Granville. 63 Lord Archbishop of York, in his Rochet, his Cap in his Hand. 64 Lord Chancellor, in his Robes of Eftate, and Coronet in his Hand, bearing the Purfe, Lord Henley. 65 Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, in his Rochet, with his Cap in his Hand, Dr. Thomas Secker. 66 Sir William Breton, reprefenting the Duke of Aquitaine. 67 Sir Thomas Robinson, Bart. reprefenting the Duke of Normandy. 68 The Queen's Vice Chamberlain, Lord Viscount Cantalupe. 79 Dutchess of Ancafter, Mistress of the Robes. 80 Two Women of her Majefty's Bed-Chamber. 81 The KING's Regalia. 82 St. Edward's Staff, borne by the Duke of Kingfton, in his Robes. 83 The Golden Spurs, borne by the Earl of Suffex in his Robes. 84 The Scepter with the Crofs, borne by the Duke of Marlborough, in his Robes. 85 The third Sword, borne by the Earl of Sutherland, in his Robes. 86 Curtana, borne by the Earl of Lincoln, in his Robes. 87 The fecond Sword, borne by the Earl of Suffolk, in his Robes. 88 Uther of the Green Rod. 89 Ufher of the White Rod. 90 Lord Mayor of London, in his Gown, Collar, and Jewel, bearing the City Mace, Sir Matthew Blackifton. 91 Lyon King of Arms of Scotland, carrying his Crown in his Hand, John Campbell Hooke, Efq. 92 Garter Principal King of Arms, his Crown in his Hand, Stephen Martin Leake, Efq. 93 Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, with his Rod, Sir Septimus Robinson. 94 The Lord Great Chamberlain of England, in his Robes of Eftate, and Coronet and White Staff in his Hands. 95 His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, in his Robes of Estate, and Coronet in his Hand; his Train borne by 96 His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, in his Robes of Eftate, and Coronet in his Hand; 2992 his The Ceremonial of the Proceffion, at the Coronation, c. 492 97 100 [801] British his Train borne by Colonel Brudenell. 97 Earl Marshal, in his Robes, with his Coronet and Earl Marshal's Staff, Earl of Effingham. 98 The Sword of State, borne by the Earl of Huntingdon, in his Robes. 99 Lord High Conftable of England, in his Robes, with his Coronet and Staff, Duke of Bedford. 100 High Conftable of Scotland, in his Robes, with his Coronet and Staff, Earl of Errol. 101 The Scepter with the Dove, borne by the Duke [*] 109 The KING, in his Royal Robes, (on his Head 113 The Master of the Robes, Hon. James Brudenell. 114 Standard Bearer of the Band of Gentlemen Pen fioners. 115 Captain of the Yeomen of the 119 A Gentleman of the King's Bed-Chamber. 121 Enfign of the Yeomen of the Guard. 122 Lieu- 123 The Yeomen of the Guard. * Exempts. 124 The Clerk of the Cheque to the Yeomen of the Guard. N. B. All the Peers, in the Proceffion, were in their Robes of Elate; and the Knights of the Garter, Thistle, and Bath, wore the Collars of their respective Orders. Ол |